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India’s fintech war just got its newest challenger. Home-grown tech giant Zoho has officially launched ‘Zoho Pay’, its new payments app built to rival Google Pay, PhonePe, and Paytm. The app promises a seamless UPI experience while integrating directly with Zoho’s chat app Arattai and its business software suite , giving users and enterprises an all-in-one digital payments ecosystem. Founder Sridhar Vembu says Zoho Pay is about “home-grown tech powering home-grown payments”, as India pushes for tech sovereignty and reduced reliance on foreign fintech.

This video talks about Zoho an Indian company that operates on Work From Village model and becomes a Unicorn. Amid the economic slowdown, Chennai-based global technology company Zoho Corporation has recently announced it has reached $1 billion in annual revenue, riding on its diversified product portfolio. Zoho is till date a bootstrapped company. The company still uses its own resources to grow without relying on external investment. #unicorn #startups #finance #mint Subscribe Now For Latest Updates- https://tinyurl.com/lbw8nze

In July, the company announced it would hire 2000 employees to expand its operations in India and globally

We are approaching the one million-organization mark in 2-3 yrs... we would expect India to account for 20% of our customers, Sridhar Vembu, founder and CEO, Zoho

SaaS companies should be prudent, watch costs carefully and manage their business so as to not need external fundingChallenging times will continue even after the lockdown restrictions are lifted

The firm has launched Zoho Classes, an app that enables schools and colleges to connect with their students onlineZoho ShowTime facilitates virtual collaborative learning and interactive events, to be used by trainers and educators

Vembu and a top Accenture executive were in the midst of a controversy this week after a digital poster announced them as guests at the RSS event

India's start-up ecosystem will learn from the mistakes of the past two years, says Nikhil Kapur, senior investment manager at Japanese VC firm GREE Ventures

Bootstrapping your company forces you to work hard to hire and grow the right talent

There is a quiet revolution brewing on the leeward side of the start-up mountainthat of enterprise software companies with solid models eager to take on the world